System and method based on blood components for estimating human physiological parameters

ABSTRACT

A system and method based on blood components for estimating human general physiological parameters comprises determining the predetermined value of general physiological parameters indicative of illness and disease to monitor health status at different time points on the basis of basic physiological parameters indicated as the percentage of a particular cytokine-producing cells in a type of blood cells in a human peripheral blood sample without in vitro culture and with two-stage in vitro cultures in the absence and presence of microbial stimulation after being taken from the subject.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

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BACKGROUND-PRIOR ART

(the following is a tabulation of some prior art that presently appearsrelevant):

-   Geissmann F et al. Development of monocytes, macrophages, and    dendritic cells, Science 2010 327:656-661.-   Locksley R M et al. The TNF and TNF receptor superfamilies:    integrating mammalian biology, Cell 2001 104:487-501.-   Feldmann M and Maini R N. Anti-TNF therapy, from rationale to    standard of care: what lessons has it taught us? J Immunol 2010    185:791-794.

DESCRIPTION

1. Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to a system and method based on bloodcomponents for estimating human physiological parameters to monitorhuman health status. These blood components are TNF-producing monocytesin total of monocytes in a human peripheral blood sample without invitro culture and with two-stage in vitro cultures in the absence andpresence of microbial stimulation after being taken from the subject.

2. Background of the Invention

Human health status varies by individuals and is even dynamic in sameindividual at different environmental conditions. Although biotechnologyhas been acknowledged for more than 100 years, actively monitoring humanhealth status with physiological parameters to ultimately avoid thedevelopment of illness and diseases remains a clinical and laboratorychallenge.

Monocytes reside in bone marrow, blood as well as spleen and playmultiple roles in immune function, for example, ingesting foreign orabnormal cells and toxic molecules, replenishing resident macrophagesand dendritic cells in normal and pathological situation, and producinginflammatory mediators (Geissmann et al, 2010, Science, 327:656-661).

TNF is a cytokine involved in systemic inflammation and cause the acutephase reaction (Locksley et al, 2001 Cell, 104:487-501; Feldmann andMaini, 2010, J Immunol, 185:791-794). TNF dysregulation occurs in avariety of human diseases including autoimmune diseases, inflammatorydiseases, bacterial, viral and parasitic infections, cancer, majordepression disorder and neurodegenerative diseases.

Monocytes have a strong potential to produce TNF in response to self andnon-self stimuli (Geissmann et al, 2010, Science, 327:656-661).Monitoring TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes in a humanblood sample without in vitro culture and with two-stage in vitrocultures in the absence and presence of microbial stimulation afterbeing taken from the subject and thereby generating human physiologicalparameters based on this monitoring by using biotechnology, computer andnetwork technology may be very helpful to estimate human health statusand avoid illness and disease development.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The present invention provides a system and method based on bloodcomponents for estimating human general physiological parameterscomprising determining the predetermined value of general physiologicalparameters indicative of illness and disease to monitor health status atdifferent time points on the basis of basic physiological parametersindicated as the percentage of a particular cytokine-producing cells ina type of blood cells in a human peripheral blood sample without invitro culture and with two-stage in vitro cultures in the absence andpresence of microbial stimulation after being taken from the subject.

In one aspect, a system and method based on blood components forestimating human general physiological parameters comprises determiningthe predetermined value of general physiological parameters from basicphysiological parameters indicated as the percentage of a particularcytokine-producing cells in a type of blood cells in a human peripheralblood sample without in vitro culture and with two-stage in vitrocultures after being taken from the subject.

-   -   1. As used herein, the term “a particular cytokine” refers to        TNF,    -   2. As used herein, the term “a type of blood cells” refers to        monocyte,    -   3. As used herein, the term “two-stage” refers to 1 hour and 4        hours,    -   4. As used herein, the term “the percentage of a particular        cytokine-producing cells in a type of blood” refers to the        percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes,    -   5. As used herein, the term “basic physiological parameters”        refers to the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of        monocytes without in vitro culture, the percentage of        TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes with 1 hour in        vitro culture, and the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in        total of monocytes with 4 hours in vitro culture,    -   6. As used herein, the term “value of general physiological        parameters” refers to calculated data by dividing the percentage        of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes with 1 hour in        vitro culture by the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in        total of monocytes with 4 hours in vitro culture.

In another aspect, a system and method based on blood components forestimating human stimulatory general physiological parameters comprisesdetermining the predetermined value of stimulatory general physiologicalparameters from basic physiological parameters indicated as thepercentage of a particular cytokine-producing cells following microbialstimulation in a type of blood cells in a human peripheral blood samplewithout in vitro culture and with two-stage in vitro cultures afterbeing taken from the subject.

-   -   1. As used herein, the term “a particular cytokine” refers to        TNF,    -   2. As used herein, the term “a type of blood cells” refers to        monocyte,    -   3. As used herein, the term “two-stage” refers to 1 hour and 4        hours,    -   4. As used herein, the term “microbial stimulation” refers to        influenza A virus at a multiplicity of infection 10 per cell,    -   5. As used herein, the term “the percentage of a particular        cytokine-producing cells in a type of blood” refers to the        percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes,    -   6. As used herein, the term “basic physiological parameters”        refers to the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of        monocytes following influenza A virus at a multiplicity of        infection 10 per cell without in vitro culture, the percentage        of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes following        influenza A virus at a multiplicity of infection 10 per cell        with 1 hour in vitro culture, and the percentage of        TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes following        influenza A virus at a multiplicity of infection 10 per cell        with 4 hours in vitro culture,    -   7. As used herein, the term “value of stimulatory general        physiological parameters” refers to calculated data by dividing        the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes        following influenza A virus at a multiplicity of infection 10        per cell with 1 hour in vitro culture by the percentage of        TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes following        influenza A virus at a multiplicity of infection 10 per cell        with 4 hours in vitro culture.

In another aspect, a system and method based on blood components forestimating human relative general physiological parameters comprisesdetermining the predetermined value of relative general physiologicalparameters from basic physiological parameters indicated as thepercentage of a particular cytokine-producing cells following either noor microbial stimulation in a type of blood cells in a human peripheralblood sample without in vitro culture and with two-stage in vitrocultures after being taken from the subject.

-   -   1. As used herein, the term “a particular cytokine” refers to        TNF,    -   2. As used herein, the term “a type of blood cells” refers to        monocyte,    -   3. As used herein, the term “two-stage” refers to 1 hour and 4        hours,    -   4. As used herein, the term “microbial stimulation” refers to        influenza A virus at a multiplicity of infection 10 per cell,    -   5. As used herein, the term “the percentage of a particular        cytokine-producing cells in a type of blood” refers to the        percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes,    -   6. As used herein, the term “basic physiological parameters”        refers to the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of        monocytes following no stimulation without in vitro culture, the        percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes        following influenza A virus at a multiplicity of infection 10        per cell without in vitro culture, the percentage of        TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes following no        stimulation with 1 hour in vitro culture, the percentage of        TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes following        influenza A virus at a multiplicity of infection 10 per cell        with 1 hour in vitro culture, the percentage of TNF-producing        monocytes in total of monocytes following no stimulation with 4        hours in vitro culture, and the percentage of TNF-producing        monocytes in total of monocytes following influenza A virus at a        multiplicity of infection 10 per cell with 4 hours in vitro        culture,    -   7. As used herein, the term “value of relative general        physiological parameters” refers to calculated data by dividing        the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes        following no stimulation with 4 hours in vitro culture by the        percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes        following influenza A virus at a multiplicity of infection 10        per cell with 4 hours in vitro culture.

In another yet aspect, a system and method based on blood components forestimating human physiological parameters comprises 10-ml syringe withan 18-G needle for blood collection, 15-ml polystyrene conicalcentrifuge tube and 5-ml polystyrene round bottom test tube forpreparing, handling and storing blood cells, CO2 incubator for bloodcell culture, hemocytometer and light microscope for counting blood cellnumber, BD LSR II flow cytometer for counting and examining a particularcytokine-producing cells in a type of blood cells, data acquisitionnetwork terminal composing of computers for acquiring sample data fromBD LSR II flow cytometer, storing sample data, exporting sample data inthe Flow Cytometry Standard format with an .fcs file extension andsending exported data to blood analysis server with a secure and agreedformat through intranet or internet, and blood analysis server composingof computer database server for analyzing exported data from dataacquisition network terminal with a secure and agreed format throughintranet or internet, generating human physiological parameters,comparing physiological parameter record of the subject over time,presenting data report to the subject with physical and electronicdocuments and maintaining the database of the subject.

The present invention relates to a system and method based on bloodcomponents for estimating human physiological parameters to monitorhuman health status at different time points. These physiologicalparameters are useful for providing the kinetics of human health statusand preventing illness and diseases.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 shows an optimized model of the system based on blood componentsfor estimating human physiological parameters.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

A system and method based on blood components for estimating humanphysiological parameters are shown in FIG. 1.

Through internet network 130 by established logical link connection withTCP/IP socket, blood analysis server 100 acquires the data for bloodanalysis from data acquisition network 1102 with a secure and agreedformat of data files.

Through intranet network by established logical link connection withTCP/IP socket, blood analysis server 100 acquires the data for bloodanalysis from data acquisition network 1101 with a secure and agreedformat of data files.

Data acquisition network 1101 composing of the computer running BDFACSDiva software is connected with BD LSR II flow cytometer 1201 via acomputer I/O.

Data acquisition network 1102 composing of the computer running BDFACSDiva software is connected with BD LSR II flow cytometer 1202 via acomputer I/O.

BD LSR II flow cytometer 1201 is an equipment for counting and examiningblood components.

BD LSR II flow cytometer 1202 is an equipment for counting and examiningblood components.

A system and method based on blood components for estimating humanphysiological parameters comprises the following items:

-   -   1. 10-ml syringe with an 18-G needle for blood collection,    -   2. 15-ml polystyrene conical centrifuge tube and 5-ml        polystyrene round bottom test tube for preparing, handling and        storing blood cells,    -   3. CO2 incubator for blood cell culture,    -   4. hemocytometer and light microscope for counting blood cell        number,    -   5. BD LSR II flow cytometer 1201 for counting and examining a        particular cytokine-producing cells in a type of blood cells,    -   6. BD LSR II flow cytometer 1202 for counting and examining a        particular cytokine-producing cells in a type of blood cells,    -   7. Data acquisition network terminal 1101 composing of computers        for acquiring sample data from BD LSR II flow cytometer 1201,        storing sample data, exporting sample data in the Flow Cytometry        Standard format with an .fcs file extension, and sending        exported data to blood analysis server 100 with a secure and        agreed format through intranet,    -   8. Blood analysis server 100 composing of computer database        server for analyzing exported data from data acquisition network        terminal 1101 with a secure and agreed format through intranet,        generating human physiological parameters, comparing        physiological parameter record of the subject over time,        presenting data report to the subject with physical and        electronic documents, and maintaining the database of the        subject,    -   9. Data acquisition network terminal 1102 composing of computers        for acquiring sample data from BD LSR II flow cytometer 1202,        storing sample data, exporting sample data in the Flow Cytometry        Standard format with an .fcs file extension, and sending        exported data to blood analysis server 100 with a secure and        agreed format through internet network 130,    -   10. Blood analysis server 100 composing of computer database        server for analyzing exported data from data acquisition network        terminal 1102 with a secure and agreed format through internet        network 130, generating human physiological parameters,        comparing physiological parameter record of the subject over        time, presenting data report to the subject with physical and        electronic documents, and maintaining the database of the        subject.

A system and method based on blood components for estimating humangeneral physiological parameters comprises determining the predeterminedvalue of general physiological parameters from basic physiologicalparameters indicated as the percentage of a particularcytokine-producing cells in a type of blood cells in a human peripheralblood sample without in vitro culture and with two-stage in vitrocultures after being taken from the subject.

-   -   1. As used herein, the term “a particular cytokine” refers to        TNF,    -   2. As used herein, the term “a type of blood cells” refers to        monocyte,    -   3. As used herein, the term “two-stage” refers to 1 hour and 4        hours,    -   4. As used herein, the term “the percentage of a particular        cytokine-producing cells in a type of blood” refers to the        percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes,    -   5. As used herein, the term “basic physiological parameters”        refers to the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of        monocytes without in vitro culture, the percentage of        TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes with 1 hour in        vitro culture, and the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in        total of monocytes with 4 hours in vitro culture,    -   6. As used herein, the term “value of general physiological        parameters” refers to calculated data by dividing the percentage        of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes with 1 hour in        vitro culture by the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in        total of monocytes with 4 hours in vitro culture.

A system and method based on blood components for estimating humanstimulatory general physiological parameters comprises determining thepredetermined value of stimulatory general physiological parameters frombasic physiological parameters indicated as the percentage of aparticular cytokine-producing cells following microbial stimulation in atype of blood cells in a human peripheral blood sample without in vitroculture and with two-stage in vitro cultures after being taken from thesubject.

-   -   1. As used herein, the term “a particular cytokine” refers to        TNF,    -   2. As used herein, the term “a type of blood cells” refers to        monocyte,    -   3. As used herein, the term “two-stage” refers to 1 hour and 4        hours,    -   4. As used herein, the term “microbial stimulation” refers to        influenza A virus at a multiplicity of infection 10 per cell,    -   5. As used herein, the term “the percentage of a particular        cytokine-producing cells in a type of blood” refers to the        percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes,    -   6. As used herein, the term “basic physiological parameters”        refers to the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of        monocytes following influenza A virus at a multiplicity of        infection 10 per cell without in vitro culture, the percentage        of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes following        influenza A virus at multiple of infection 10 with 1 hour in        vitro culture, and the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in        total of monocytes following influenza A virus at a multiplicity        of infection 10 per cell with 4 hours in vitro culture,    -   7. As used herein, the term “value of stimulatory general        physiological parameters” refers to calculated data by dividing        the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes        following influenza A virus at a multiplicity of infection 10        per cell with 1 hour in vitro culture by the percentage of        TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes following        influenza A virus at a multiplicity of infection 10 per cell        with 4 hours in vitro culture.

A system and method based on blood components for estimating humanrelative general physiological parameters comprises determining thepredetermined value of relative general physiological parameters frombasic physiological parameters indicated as the percentage of aparticular cytokine-producing cells following either no or microbialstimulation in a type of blood cells in a human peripheral blood samplewithout in vitro culture and with two-stage in vitro cultures afterbeing taken from the subject.

-   -   1. As used herein, the term “a particular cytokine” refers to        TNF,    -   2. As used herein, the term “a type of blood cells” refers to        monocyte,    -   3. As used herein, the term “two-stage” refers to 1 hour and 4        hours,    -   4. As used herein, the term “microbial stimulation” refers to        influenza A virus at a multiplicity of infection 10 per cell,    -   5. As used herein, the term “the percentage of a particular        cytokine-producing cells in a type of blood” refers to the        percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes,    -   6. As used herein, the term “basic physiological parameters”        refers to the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of        monocytes following no stimulation without in vitro culture, the        percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes        following influenza A virus at a multiplicity of infection 10        per cell without in vitro culture, the percentage of        TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes following no        stimulation with 1 hour in vitro culture, the percentage of        TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes following        influenza A virus at a multiplicity of infection 10 per cell        with 1 hour in vitro culture, the percentage of TNF-producing        monocytes in total of monocytes following no stimulation with 4        hours in vitro culture, and the percentage of TNF-producing        monocytes in total of monocytes following influenza A virus at a        multiplicity of infection 10 per cell with 4 hours in vitro        culture,    -   7. As used herein, the term “value of relative general        physiological parameters” refers to calculated data by dividing        the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes        following no stimulation with 4 hours in vitro culture by the        percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes        following influenza A virus at a multiplicity of infection 10        per cell with 4 hours in vitro culture.

The practical and presently preferred embodiments of the presentinvention are illustrative as demonstrated in the following Examples.

However, it will be appreciated that those skilled in the art, onconsideration of this disclosure, may make modifications andimprovements within the spirit and scope of the present invention.

EXAMPLES Example 1

-   -   1. Blood collection: draw 3 ml peripheral blood into a 10-ml        syringe through an 18-G needle from the donor by a medical        phlebotomist, transfer blood from syringe to sterile 15-ml        polystyrene conical centrifuge tube containing 15-30 IU heparin,    -   2. Peripheral blood mononuclear cell isolation: dilute blood        with RPMI1640 to 6 ml total volume, add 4 ml Ficoll separating        solution to a 15-ml polystyrene conical centrifuge tube, gently        pipette 6 ml diluted blood above Ficoll separating solution        avoiding any mixture, spin 20 min at 500×g, room temperature,        start with slowest acceleration and no brake, transfer white        blood cell-containing band to a new 15-ml polystyrene conical        centrifuge tube using sterile pipette, add 4 ml phosphate        buffered saline (PBS) containing 0.1% bovine serum albumin (BSA)        to 15-ml polystyrene conical centrifuge tube for subsequent        washes, during first wash, spin 10 min at 500×g, room        temperature, discard the supernatant, resuspend the pellet in 6        ml PBS containing 0.1% BSA, repeat the washes twice more,        resuspend the pellet in 3 ml PBS containing 0.1% BSA, count the        cells,    -   3. Cell stimulation: seed 6 wells of 24-well plate with 0.4 ml        cell suspension, add cells of three wells with 0.1 ml/well        influenza A virus HKX31 strain at a multiplicity of infection 10        per cell as stimulation samples and cells of the other three        wells with 0.1 ml/well PBS containing 0.1% BSA as control        samples, incubate the plate at room temperature for 1 hour with        intermittent rocking of the plate,    -   4. Cell culture: add 1 ml RPMI1640 containing 10% fetal bovine        serum into each wells, culture cells for 0, 1, or 4 hours at        37° C. in a 5% CO2 incubator,    -   5. Cell staining: collect cells to 5-ml polystyrene round bottom        test tube at each time point, add 2 ml PBS containing 0.1% BSA        to each tube, spin 5 min at 500×g, room temperature, discard the        supernatant, add 50 μl pretitred PerCP-Cy5.5-labeled anti-human        CD14 in PBS containing 0.1% BSA to each tube, mix gently,        Incubate at 4° C. for 30 min, add 2 ml PBS containing 0.1% BSA        to each tube, spin 5 min at 500×g, room temperature, discard the        supernatant, fix all samples at 4° C. for 30 min with 0.35 ml 1%        paraformaldehyde in PBS, add 2 ml PBS containing 0.03% saponin        to each tube, spin 5 min at 500×g, room temperature, discard the        supernatant, add 50 μl pretitred PE-Cy7-labled anti-human TNF in        PBS containing 0.3% saponin to each tube, mix gently, incubate        at 4° C. for 30 min, add 2 ml PBS containing 0.03% saponin to        each tube, spin 5 min at 500×g, room temperature, discard the        supernatant, resuspend the pellet in 0.5 ml 1% paraformaldehyde        in PBS,    -   6. Sample data acquiring: run samples with optimized        photomultiplier settings on a BD LSR II flow cytometer,        compensate correctly, acquire the sample data in BD FACSDiva        software,    -   7. Sample data analysis: export the data files in the Flow        Cytometry Standard format with an .fcs file extension, load the        data into FlowJo, produce detailed dot plot graphical reports,        assess the percentage of TNF-producing CD14⁺ monocytes among        total CD14⁺ monocytes,

8. Data for basic physiological parameter index: P₀₀=percentage ofTNF-producing CD14⁺ monocytes among total CD14⁺ monocytes in uninfectedsample at 0 hour post infection, P₁₀=percentage of TNF-producing CD14⁺monocytes among total CD14⁺ monocytes in influenza infected sample at 0hour post infection, P₀₁=percentage of TNF-producing CD14⁺ monocytesamong total CD14⁺ monocytes in uninfected sample at 1 hour postinfection, P₁₁=percentage of TNF-producing CD14⁺ monocytes among totalCD14⁺ monocytes in influenza infected sample at 1 hour post infection,P₀₂=percentage of TNF-producing CD14⁺ monocytes among total CD14⁺monocytes in uninfected sample at 4 hour post infection, P₁₁=percentageof TNF-producing CD14⁺ monocytes among total CD14⁺ monocytes ininfluenza infected sample at 4 hour post infection,

-   -   9. Data for general physiological index: general physiological        index=P₀₁/P_(O2), stimulatory general physiological        index=P₁₁/P₁₂, relative general physiological index=P₀₂/P₁₂,    -   10. Data comparison with the record of physiological parameters        in the database,    -   11. Data presentation and report,    -   12. Maintain the database for data report.

1. A system and method based on blood components for estimating humangeneral physiological parameters comprises determining the predeterminedvalue of general physiological parameters from basic physiologicalparameters indicated as the percentage of a particularcytokine-producing cells in a type of blood cells in a human peripheralblood sample without in vitro culture and with two-stage in vitrocultures after being taken from the subject.
 2. The particular cytokineof claim 1 wherein said a particular cytokine is tumor necrosis factor(TNF).
 3. The type of blood cells of claim 1 wherein said a type ofblood cells is monocyte.
 4. The two-stage of claim 1 wherein saidtwo-stage is 1 hour and 4 hours.
 5. The percentage of claim 1 whereinsaid the percentage of a particular cytokine-producing cells in a typeof blood is the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total ofmonocytes.
 6. The basic physiological parameters of claim 1 wherein saidbasic physiological parameters are the percentage of TNF-producingmonocytes in total of monocytes without in vitro culture, the percentageof TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes with 1 hour in vitroculture, and the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total ofmonocytes with 4 hours in vitro culture.
 7. The value of generalphysiological parameters of claim 1 wherein said the predetermined valueof general physiological parameters from basic physiological parametersis calculated by dividing the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes intotal of monocytes with 1 hour in vitro culture of claim 6 by thepercentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes with 4 hoursin vitro culture of claim
 6. 8. A system and method based on bloodcomponents for estimating human stimulatory general physiologicalparameters comprises determining the predetermined value of stimulatorygeneral physiological parameters from basic physiological parametersindicated as the percentage of a particular cytokine-producing cells ina type of blood cells following microbial stimulation in a humanperipheral blood sample without in vitro culture and with two-stage invitro cultures after being taken from the subject.
 9. The particularcytokine of claim 8 wherein said a particular cytokine is TNF.
 10. Thetype of blood cells of claim 8 wherein said a type of blood cells ismonocyte.
 11. The two-stage of claim 8 wherein said two-stage is 1 hourand 4 hours.
 12. The microbial stimulation of claim 8 wherein saidmicrobial stimulation is influenza A virus at a multiplicity ofinfection 10 per cell.
 13. The percentage of claim 8 wherein said thepercentage of a particular cytokine-producing cells in a type of bloodis the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes. 14.The basic physiological parameters of claim 8 wherein said basicphysiological parameters are the percentage of TNF-producing monocytesin total of monocytes following influenza A virus at a multiplicity ofinfection 10 per cell without in vitro culture, the percentage ofTNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes following influenza Avirus at a multiplicity of infection 10 per cell with 1 hour in vitroculture, and the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total ofmonocytes following influenza A virus at a multiplicity of infection 10per cell with 4 hours in vitro culture.
 15. The value of stimulatorygeneral physiological parameters of claim 8 wherein said thepredetermined value of stimulatory general physiological parameters frombasic physiological parameters is calculated by dividing the percentageof TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes following influenza Avirus at a multiplicity of infection 10 per cell with 1 hour in vitroculture of claim 14 by the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes intotal of monocytes following influenza A virus at a multiplicity ofinfection 10 per cell with 4 hours in vitro culture of claim
 14. 16. Asystem and method based on blood components for estimating humanrelative general physiological parameters comprises determining thepredetermined value of relative general physiological parameters frombasic physiological parameters indicated as the percentage of aparticular cytokine-producing cells in a type of blood cells followingeither no or microbial stimulation in a human peripheral blood samplewithout in vitro culture and with two-stage in vitro cultures afterbeing taken from the subject.
 17. The particular cytokine of claim 16wherein said a particular cytokine is TNF.
 18. The type of blood cellsof claim 16 wherein said a type of blood cells is monocyte.
 19. Thetwo-stage of claim 16 wherein said two-stage is 1 hour and 4 hours. 20.The microbial stimulation of claim 16 wherein said microbial stimulationis influenza A virus at a multiplicity of infection 10 per cell.
 21. Thepercentage of claim 16 wherein said the percentage of a particularcytokine-producing cells in a type of blood is the percentage ofTNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes.
 22. The basicphysiological parameters of claim 16 wherein said basic physiologicalparameters are the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total ofmonocytes following no stimulation without in vitro culture, thepercentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes followinginfluenza A virus at a multiplicity of infection 10 per cell without invitro culture, the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total ofmonocytes following no stimulation with 1 hour in vitro culture, thepercentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes followinginfluenza A virus at a multiplicity of infection 10 per cell with 1 hourin vitro culture, the percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total ofmonocytes following no stimulation with 4 hours in vitro culture, andthe percentage of TNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytesfollowing influenza A virus at a multiplicity of infection 10 per cellwith 4 hours in vitro culture.
 23. The value of relative generalphysiological parameters of claim 16 wherein said the predeterminedvalue of relative general physiological parameters from basicphysiological parameters is calculated by dividing the percentage ofTNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes following no stimulationwith 4 hours in vitro culture of claim 22 by the percentage ofTNF-producing monocytes in total of monocytes following influenza Avirus at a multiplicity of infection 10 per cell with 4 hours in vitroculture of claim
 22. 24. A system and method based on blood componentsfor estimating human physiological parameters comprises 10-ml syringewith an 18-G needle for blood collection, 15-ml polystyrene conicalcentrifuge tube and 5-ml polystyrene round bottom test tube forpreparing, handling and storing blood cells, CO2 incubator for bloodcell culture, hemocytometer and light microscope for counting blood cellnumber, BD LSR II flow cytometer for counting and examining a particularcytokine-producing cells in a type of blood cells, data acquisitionnetwork terminal composing of computers for acquiring sample data fromBD LSR II flow cytometer, storing sample data, exporting sample data inthe Flow Cytometry Standard format with an .fcs file extension andsending exported data to blood analysis server with a secure and agreedformat through intranet or internet, and blood analysis server composingof computer database server for analyzing exported data from dataacquisition network terminal with a secure and agreed format throughintranet or internet, generating human physiological parameters,comparing physiological parameter record of the subject over time,presenting data report to the subject with physical and electronicdocuments and maintaining the database of the subject.